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Trump calls off federal deployment to San Francisco, mayor says
President Trump canceled plans for over 100 federal agents and National Guard troops after San Francisco leaders opposed the deployment citing concerns over public safety and recovery.
- President Donald Trump announced he would not deploy federal agents to San Francisco after discussions with Mayor Daniel Lurie and local leaders.
- Lurie stated that San Francisco welcomes federal partnerships to address drugs and crime, but military presence would hinder recovery.
- Trump mentioned that tech leaders Jensen Huang and Marc Benioff influenced his decision to halt the federal deployment.
- Lurie expressed confidence in the city's ability to address its issues, highlighting that "San Francisco is on the rise.
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